執行探戈的第一通 - 把它放在一起

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在你的第一場演出之前,你會被石化嗎?很少有人做我們所說的“跳舞”(跳舞比他們通常跳舞好),當他們表演。大多數跳舞一級由於神經或分裂集中而變差。

所以我們建議你熟悉你的舞蹈,你的下一個最好的水平是非常好的。真正了解編舞有助於神經。此外,它有助於可視化舞蹈中的喜悅,使您開始移動的瞬間,一切都消失,只剩下舞蹈。

如果您已經習慣了表演,那麼考慮如何使您的表演項目更多地融入觀眾,即使它應該是與您的伴侶的浪漫連接。記住你的想法,把你的精力拉到房間的角落。雖然聽起來很奇怪,真的有幫助。

藝術家姓名:
Color Tango
歌名:
A Evaristo Carriego
相冊標題:
Con Estilo Para Bailar 2
藝術家網站:
http://colortango.com.ar/en/home/

(從creativetango.com轉載):Color Tango成立並由Roberto Alvarez執導。引用羅伯托·阿爾瓦雷斯:“我們的音樂專注於探戈的舞蹈,探戈的時間不好,當樂隊解散時。

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So, you're about to see two small sections of choreography that I created for Malakai and Jessica.
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And, we'll stop it there.
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That was two small pieces from one of their choreographies. It's online, so you can see the thing in its entirety.
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But I'd like to talk about how they were...
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All of the pieces that we've been talking about, in these recent chapters, were incorporated.
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So, at the beginning, the music started. And there was this beginning in the music. And so, they had a beginning, where ...
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Just sketch it. So, let me move you here. You don't have to really do it. Don't pick her up.
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Just so the viewer knows what we're talking about.
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So, at the beginning, they're there. He walks around, yada-yada.
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Here they emote passion. Right there, the music has this slow sustainment.
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And I thought, "Oh, that would be fun". So, we had some dramatic beginning. Which was all about this lift. So, he lifts her up.
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Not to this music. You know, it fit the music better. Give it a go, keep going.
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One, two, three. Takes her out. Takes her back. Puts her up. Onward, upward.
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This is, you know. The real thing is better than this.
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They come up, and then she goes down. And there's this beautiful line, long and lyrical.
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And so, that's one section of the music. And then, all of a sudden, it becomes very strident. Much like this: "Da, da, da, da; da da".
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And when you hit this strident thing, then, all of a sudden, they go into these sacadas. Bang! Bang! Right.
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And so, that was the first section. Was how... The... You have these different phrases in the music, and we fit the choreography to that.
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And you see that they have their bodies very long and active. And that their movement wasn't even.
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It was rich and textured and had moving through.
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Later on, they had a second set. Actually, the music you hear now, right, it's very fast.
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And so, when you watch the video clip, you'll see the fast to this.
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Then, the second section had the same idea. It starts with an exuding chemistry, which is this choreographic structure.
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That you have some things that are about fancy tricks. You have some things that are about chemistry.
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You have some things that are about cool steps.
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And so, they exude chemistry. And then, they go from this thing of exuding chemistry, to this sharp, cool step.
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So, if you do that,
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Right here, they're sideways, they exuding chemistry, she drags up along him, "Oh, my".
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There's the pressure, yada-yada-yada, he walks around.
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It's still slow, and long. And right there, just hit the lunge line.
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And, there's this beautiful line. And then, I better move out of the way.
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It becomes sharp, and dramatic. Bang! Bang! Bang! Bang! And they keep going, enganches, and so on and so forth. Thank you.
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So, when you watch this chapter, I actually want you to watch it twice. The beginning, watch the beginning again.
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So, right now, the comment is: see how it fits the music.
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Then, also see, how, because it fits the music, and the music is appropriate, so it's very varied,
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That... The choreography itself has sections. Of acting, or big trick, or cool combination. Or something to keep the interest.
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And then, as you watch, also notice how alive their bodies are.
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So, that... Even if you have all these other pieces working together, without life, you know, you can be like this.
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Greatest choreography in the world, greatest music,
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No one's going to want to pay to see that.